Democrats: Caught in the Act

By Douglas V. Gibbs

Let me see if I have all of this straight. Obama tells Jay Leno he bowls like the Special Olympics, Rahm Emanuel calls his fellow Democrats attacking conservative Democrats a bunch of "f***ing retards," Obama tells people not to fly in private jets, Obama repeatedly tells people not to go to Las Vegas, Obama tells people Fox News is the enemy, Obama tells people not to watch MSNBC, Reid only accepts Obama as a black man because he is "light skinned and does not speak with a Negro dialect," Bill Clinton says ten years ago Obama would be fetching him coffee, the average American to Obama are a bunch of gun and religion clinging yokels, and Michelle Obama has a real problem with you if you are overweight and feels it is the government's job to make sure you and your kids eat what they say you should eat. Oh, and John Edwards, according to a new book, is an egocentric egomaniac willing to do anything to lie and cheat to get into the White House, and cover up his infidelity.

Could you imagine if it had been a bunch of Republicans saying and doing these things?

In reality, this is not a surprise. The Democrats just got caught in the act of being themselves.

-- Political Pistachio Conservative News and Commentary

Obama Likens His Bowling Game to Special Olympics - Washington Post

President Obama's chief of staff Rahm Emanuel says sorry again over use of 'f---ing retarded' phrase - NY Daily News

Cessna Fights Back Against the Democrat Assault on Private Aviation - Rush Limbaugh

Obama's Vegas Vacation: Vegas wants Obama to lay off. A trip to sin city would help him explain Economics 101. - The Root

Enemies List Mentality Continues For Obama - The Great Illuminator

Obama Pep Talk for Dems: Pass Health Care and Turn Off MSNBC - Rush Limbaugh

Reid: "Light Skinned, Negro Dialect" - Clinton: "...Getting Us Coffee" - NorCal Blogs

Obama: "Small towns cling to guns or religion" - Prison Planet

How He Got Caught: The elaborate tricks John Edwards used to keep his affair secret—and why they failed. - Slate